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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22
Il Political Straw.

~
LONDON, July 21.-The Quarterly
Review, the formation of the most un-
compromising of high class Tory litera-
ture, has evidently had visitation of
light through the recent tribulations of
the ministry. Through all of the par
liamentary controversy on the Irish
question it has never until now been
able to see that the Irish people and the
Liberal minority in the constituencies
and in the house of commons were en-
titled to any consideration whatever,
and has stubbornly contended that the
views and sentiments of the people of
the United Kingdom, barring the COM
paratively few malcontents in Ireland,
were faithfully represented by the gov
ernment's policy. 1t now admits, to
the surprise of all, that there are ''signs
of change in the public mind inregard
to the Irish question: and guardedly
advises the cabinet to trim its sails to
the prevailing breeze. Evidently the
reports Of the recent elections have
penetrated the Tory shell In which the
Review office is encaSed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22
IUW6II IIUIIIIIIdIIUII Wdo IIel
nous on motion.
MINOR CANDIDATES.

MlNOtS
For lieutenant governor, D. e. Cool
man, of Portage county; l.. Wadsworth,
of Lorraine; John V. Tyler, of Browne,
and John Mcbride, of Stark. were
placed in nomination. The latter de-
clined and the first ballot resulted:
Goldman, 3:11 1-2; Tyler, 253; Wads-
worth, 81 1-2. Before the second
ballot was commenced Candidate
Powell was introduced and eX-
pressed his thanks in an able but
Somewhat lengthy speech, and Con-
gressman Campbell pledged his own
fealty and that of his supporters to the
ticket. At this point Tyler and Wads-
worth were withdrawn, and Goldman
was nominated for lieutenant governor
by acclamation.
= For supreme Judge, long term, L. NJ.
Ritchfeld, of Holmes county, was nonl-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

The Democratie,part of Ohio, in con-
vention assembled, proclaim its hearty
and unqualified Endorsement of the
honest, patriotic and economical admin
istratiOn of President Cleveland. We
demand such jndicieus reduction of the
present burdensome tariff as shall re-.
suit i'll producing a. revenue sufficieslt
only to- meet the expenses Of an.
economical administration of the gov
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
MONDAY, APRIL Ilth. 1877,

sell az public suction tn the Lisbrs, and bet
bidder. ~ the iruui door of the Cnurt HosIsc al
ManhEll county. commencing At 10 o'Clok q
m, Of saii day. the following described RAJ e.
tate. that j. Ia nay Eighty srre' 81 land n1nfr
or lSs, on wheeling Crces. In Narhal csiHiy.
West Virginia, adlnIDiug lands 81 Joshua Blake
william Ruth and Others, being the r>.dus Of
the Henry C0nslc. land conveyed 10 aid Crups
10y deed dated January 9Th, l.sl. 10 which js~i
reference IL hereby made for a full description of
Said land, excepting and r~c~crying ihcr'frotD in
arres, more or lea, conveyed TO John Clemens
by sAid Lawrence Crupe and Hannah Crupr, his
Wife, 10y deed daisi SoSeHbrr ldh. issn, aud
recorded in Deed Book No. 5, PAGES lbs and ia,
Marshall County Recp7d Of Deeds, which aid
tract j. bounded and dstCr1t-d a. follows: tsBi-
mcncinR a. n tnint whore William Ruins line
intsrscCLs the land % aid Lawrence Cnpr Al the
county mad north % graveyard: thence east
along the lice &C the opnnty road - Iolcs. Thence
north - pnlss in 4 line parallel with the line ts-
tween aid CrIpe aud William Rush Ia the line
between said Crups AMI JShua Blaze. thcnor
west along The line between EAld grIJe and
Joshua Blake IS Jolss 10 the line G-tWesH ss1
Crnpe and willism Ruth: thence so1th - y-se-
along the line tween said Cupe and William
Ruth tn the place Of beginning aid irsrt 81 al
acres having teen rcleassi by e. X Oldham.
assignee Of 3. y. oldham, AiminHtntOg ~ ". II.
oldham deceased.
TERMS OF sALE-Onethiri cash. balance
In one and tWo year with interest from day u
.sle. the purchaser irving his note vita god
security fg the deferred payments. and The title
Jn u retained Uuiil purckAse money 10 p-id tn
full. ". v. HOGE, Trustee.
mATaUa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17

being extremely seaworthy and manage
able. There l. Que torpedo tube through
toe bow, another through the stern, and
one on each side, - her range commands
al points of attack. She also carries q
inch - hundredweight central piyotcd
hreech loader, and her makers claim that
with this they az penetrate eight inches
-; the best armor on any vessel afOat.
steel screens protect the gunners, and
above the bridge Is all immense electric
light. She also carries SIX three
FOUNDER HotehkiSS quick firing guns
Ia addition 10 all this, her speed
has been made 10 average nineteen knots
over a considerable run. 50 with armOred
sides. pivot guns aud toTpedO~s Tor defense
and destruction. electric light for hnnting
her prey and a proved capacity tn cross the
ocean almost as quickly ~ the fastest
steamships. the RattleSuakr seems II
realize the widest dreams of destructive
power. This i only the first of ! class 10
he constructed by the L.airdS, and with the
possibility Of halfa dozen OF these mo>sters
being within easy reach Of New York har-
bOr u own naval authorities may well
EEL called on 10 act promptly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17

the Southern output of pig iron viii, it is
eetimated, be 0yer 1,5OO, zoo tons"
In 1870 there were but 2, 1913, 100 tons Of
coal mined in the South; in 1856, there
were IL, 81, $50 tons, In 1850, but 299,,
400 tons of coke were produced; in 1885,
there were 500, los tons. 1t is estimated
that in ten years from now Alabama alone
will produce 10, 600 tons. Since 1850,
the number Of cotton mills has increased
leo per cent In the past six years the
South has built 1000 miles Of railroad
at a cost of $3.50, 600, 600.
The above are a few of the points We
have selectSd at random from the book,
attesting the growth and prestige Of the
New South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
n ILLS.

Mountain climbing is again coming IN
TO favorable recognition 5 remedy against
many ofthe mills that humanity Is heir TO.
Eminent German physicians are warmly
endorsing it. And there is no doubt what
ever if people would drug themselves less;
would eat more good solid bread and beeiand
and run over the mountains more they
would enjoy life q hundred percent better.
West Virginiaus can never complain OF not
having this remedy, mountains, always at
hand.
Saws the New York Nal usd Express:
The short time allowed by busy men for
rest and recreation Is too often passed
either in inertia at fashionable watering
places, or in exhausting efforts to crowd
into 4 few weeks the exercise THAI should
he taken in - many months. lfthose who
suffer from malaria, rheumatism ana all
the diseases caused by the accumulation OF
waste products in the blood would climb
mountains in the healthy parts OF America
or Europe, under the care OF physician,
their improvement would be wonderful
Ii would seem TO be \ kindness - direct
the attention Of the public to this very
agreeable and apparently efficient method
of securing health, reminding sli who
would initiate Mr.. LO~NGFELLOw's heroic
but ~incautious hero that had he been will
Ing Ia avail himself of advice when adopt
ing his wearing motto Of Excelsior the
result Of his somewhat vague expedition
would have Lcen more favorable to his
pbySicaI condition ut the finish"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
tndependcnee Notes.

Special TSe0ruz 70 ne Register.
INDEPENDENCE, Pa, March l6.-fhe
farmers are now very busy awaiting them
selves of the good weather by plOwing and
doing other work.
Ms. Adams, Of Wheeling, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DIR. Johnston,
has returned home.
The quarterly meeting held at the d. L
Church on Saturday and Sunday, the l2ln
and 18th inst, was largely attended keE'
]. +. Jones, of Washington, Pa, oflcl-
ated.
Mrs. Frazier, who has been staying WIN
her sister, Mrs. Green, has gone 10 MeHS-
/ burg, w. Va, TO stay with her daughter
Mrs. HeatheringtOn- -.
The last session this term Of the nlghi
school will be held at the school house on
| Friday night, the 18th inst
The campaign has already opened 10
this county and promises to be hVeiy;
| Several candidates have already
themselves. The offices 10 be filed are
Treasurer, P~rOthonOtOry Clerk oil the courts,
Register. Recorder of Deeds, Commission
ers- Director of the Poor and Auditor. VI
all the offices the Treasurer Is the most
important. The campaign on the part o.
the Republicans will be quite lively, and
in a few short weeks the woods VIII De
full of them.
The singing closed at the Boyd school
house on Friday evening, the 1lth inst
There was a very large crowd out. The
singing has been under the control OF
Professor Campbell who is a very good
instructor in vocal and instrumental
music.
Mr.. Clintine of Wheeling, has been EN-
ployed by James G.. Herman, assignee o.
c. VI. Leggett, to act as clerk.
Mrs McNally has bought a house anc
lot from James G. Hanna, administrato
of Isabella Calintine, paying 1926.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
ERIDGE DISASTERS.

The Investigation that Is now going on
in regard TO the terrible disaster 1T the
Bus>cy Park bridge, near Boston, may
bring SOME inter. sting points I" hight.
Accidents mrr,ly from the structural
weakness OF u bridge have been rare IN
this country. Where hTjdgrdi~aSt.rs have
occurred, they have often been caused hy
trSns being dcrailyd On OF before entering
the bridge. Bat the Ga>couadr disaster in
$50 and the AShtahula disaster in lN7G
were due To structural weakness. owen
those At Wilmington, ILL.,, in lsT9. and at
81. Charles. Mo, in lSSO.
50 many accidents have occurred Of late
years, that i would seem that the greater
care given TO construction OF bridges would
make their recurrence very seldom. But
while there has been great improvement IN
bridge building the disasters on account OF
structural weakness, occur mostly on
bridges that have been built for several
years. Gu: the frequency of these diSaS-
ters should have long since taught the les
son that il Is poor policy to risk weak and
unsafe bridges. The terrible horror At the
bridge over the river Tay in l>>O, oUgbttO
have been a sufficient warning.
Ia six years preceding I~7S, England had
twenty-nre bridge disasters, while the
United States. had lbs. These should ear
~ a lesson. 1t hiss Gust the sacrifice OF
many scores Of lives To teach tn railroads
and the public that the car stove must be
abolished. II has now cost enough lives
to teach some facts about bridge building
Bridge floors should he arranged - that
even TIA train happens to ederallci. there
Is sCnc chance otit not being hurled from
thr structure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
THE SOUTH

The baltimore Manufacturers Record has
iust published 4 handsome illustrated vol
umc Ut more than 500 pages, with the
above title. Each Southern State i taken
ND in order. and much valuable informa-
ton given on its resources, industries aud
attractions 10 visitors and immigrants.
In a picture of the South st the close Of
the civil war we find these words: AT
the close OF the late civil Wal the South
was crushed - hardly As any country IN
the worlds history ever Was. In Nil Other
wars. no matter what devaStatiOnS eu,uri,
the Labor element WAS not piralyzed.
With the return Of peace TuGimCntary and
fundamental Industries resumed their
SWAY. The farmer returned to his piow
the artisan to his trade. 1t tAeSnuch the
eniranyhiStd negro, in the Wild trTUeGt
OF his spirits, and the most emo
tional Of races, uneducated, imprOv-
ident, with no conception Of the
meaning Of his Intoxicating boon, reyeled
III NNAAN' 1NA EAAhN "NASr
The soldiers found themselves very gcner-
ally heavily in debt to merchants; tencsS
in ruin supplements OF ~agricultuVc gone,
useless o. semi cEyIcyahle; mules and
horses killed, half starved or gone; hIOr
disorglniIed, with the rank unrest Of iree-
dom f.rmeuting the blood and turning the
brain II former slaves This Was the old
South.
Eut the fires Of industry that began to
be lighted rs soon - the battle smoke WAS
lifted, have shOne forth rs never before. In
the production Of staples the South now
SURPRISES her product before the war. In
lS6S the amount of corr raised was 354,-
12i,OOO bushels; in ISIS it was 40 U6,O OO.
The amount OF wheat in lS6S waS 81, So,
90 bushels; in ISIS. 53,526,OOO bushels
The amount of oats raised in lS6S WAS b.,
$4,000 bushels; in ISIS in ISIS it was
7S675,OOO bushels. Stock raising and
fruit growing has made m equally good
showing.
In manufactures, perhaps, the greatest
progress has been made in the iron inter,
est. The book to which We refer states
THAT ia ISSO the South made 3S7, sol tons
of pig iron, in 1855 il made 7l2,S So tons
a gain Of 315GA Three States-Vir-
giniA, Alabama and TenneSSee-tbat in
$50 produced 17s, COG Ous OF pig iron, in
1885 produced 552, 419 tOns-an increase
o STI,4I3 tons, or lS9,9S tons more than
the net increase in the United States, the
production in the whole country outside
Of these three States being still larger, and
in lsSs, when many of the furnaces now
under construction have been completed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
ITO BE SOLD OR TO BE LET.

Having deEide1 10 move hack la the eity, ]
herewith 0acT for sale ny beautiful country mi
iaRce, situated on the National Road. cL~s 10
The Wheeling Park. together with 5 arres of the
tnest and best cultivated land, either Together
or ia luts. or. IN ease ~ M Saic, ! oder the same
cor rent IL il one Of the nnc-t county srsis
around Wheeling and mzkcs = One and beautiful
home. Possession given directly. Fog part!cu.
lar call on or address OTTO HE'S,
National Road, { miles East OF city u wheeling
m.r-h'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
JIM MASON
And the Conference In the supreme Court
Room in Wheeling In 80,
FOURTH DISTRICT, W. Va,
March IA. lSS7.

March IA. 1881.
To III Editor Of ~ Rs0iSsr.
Mr.. James NJ. Mason in the last issue Of
his paper, with an evident relish, refers to
the conference which WAS held in the Su-
preme Courtroom at wheeling during the
State Convention in the summer OF 1884.
As that gentleman has now assumed the
role of an apostle of pure methods IN poll
tics. | beg to call his attention to a little
converSationSbetween US Immediately alter
the adjournment of the conference referred
10. which evil recall. lwasa delegate to
that convention, and wentther insupport OF
HE gubernatOrial candidacy of Mr.. Van
Meter, of Hardy county. On the day be
fore the convention was to meet, l was IN
vitcd by Captain Mathews, of Greenbrler,
tn 20 down to the Capitol 10 a little meet
ing Of anti-Faulkner delegates. / remain
cd throughout the session Ofthe conference
! and after its adjournment. MIR. Mason
Was Brought, and after being introduced by
a mutual friend. said: Mr.. -, this con-
ference has proven that We need twenty
I FIVE votes IL defeat Faulkner; your county
has about eighty delegates here,
and | want you TO give
me the names of all the Faulkner men
whom | can reach with money. | have
got the money 10 beat Camden's man,
Faulkner, and must do it, il it takes all
the money in the First National Bank OF
i New York"
Mr.. Mason will remember this converse
tion and annot deny it. Since he has he
come 4 political retormer' and how dep
recateS the use of money in politics, !
thought it might be well 10 remind him
81 this little incident.
nHIn PINE
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To-MoRRow President CLFvErANDc ele-

TOMORROW President CLEVELAND cele-
brtes his httieth hi,thday. AgOod many
rulers will celebrate their birthdays this
month. King HUNBEET, Of Italy, oele-
brated his on the llth, As also did the En-
pres Of Brazil. Last Thursday the Gar
of Russia celebrated his natal day, and the
King of wurtemburg went through the
same performance but n few days ago.
Pope LEO Thirteenth WAS born on March
. On March - Emperor WILLIAM, Of
Germany will reach his ninetieth year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened nom = disturbed sleep
with ali the horrible sensations oG an assassin
Clu,cbiug YOGI thros; and pressing the 6~hrEIh
from your frightened chest Have you noticed
the angUor aud debility TIA. succeed the effort
a. clear yoGr IhrOSt and head Of this catarrhal
matter What = depressing influence 4; exeItS
upon the mind, clOUding the memory and nIling
[ the head win pains Sud StrSucc uCiSs>' How
I difficult IL i 10 rid tbe nasal passages, throat and
I hguE> % this poisonous mucuS all can testify who
arr aL1iCtSd With CatarTh- How difficult 10 pro
teCt the SyS.m against its further VrOEr, ~ tn
wards the lungs, liver aud kidneys SIT ply
/ sieians will admit IL Is 8 terrible dNsaSe. aud
| cries out for relief ami CUue.
The remarkable curative powers when al
other remedies utterly fail Of SANFOKp'S RlDi-
/ CALCURE are aiteStSd by thousands who CRATE
fully recommend il tofellOH Sufferers No state
msRt is made OSSuiiuE il thS, 5nnot be sub
s3SauSIe1 by the most respectable aud reliable
references
Each VScSaSC CONTAINS one bottle OF TIE RADI-
CAL CCEE one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT. and
an IMPROVED INHALER. with treaitSc and Inc
tons and i sold By al druggists tOr 500
POTTER DRUs & CHEMICAL Co, BoSrON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
How My Side Aches.

From the bench and the counter.
A~ fOm The loom and Saving machine
Y goes up the cry Sf pain and weak
%SEw ne& Aching sides and Back. Kid
H*Aney and Uterine Pains Strains and
weAkneSS Coughs Colds and CheSt Pains ana
every Pain AMI Ache o. daily toll relieved i'm
Oae minute by the Catieura kati-Pain
Plaster. New, elegant Snd infSllible. At
druggists &c I've fr A.ae or, 0f Potter Drug
nd Chemical Co, Boston
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DIED.

SJHRADEE-Ou TUESDAY. Nar'E IS IN, 81
2o'ClCCk ?. ~. M HAEElET ELIENEETH SCHRNi
pEE agvl ~ years and - 3AsS
Funeral viii take place Thursday, At , p. m.
from the residence C louis Hoffman. No l
Flnh street Illsunen: ~ NJ Wood. Friends
are invited To attend
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID By Lawrence Cmpe iO the UNDERSIGNED
trustee. iAtrvi the aEh day Oi september. ls,s,
and RECORDED In the ofbce 81 the CLERK Of the
County Court ~ NanhAii county, wci Virginia,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17

SeU Torpedo boat for the English Navy
The Deadliest Of All.
In England the latest and deadliest ma
-iue monster ahOat i the RlttlesnaSe tor
pedo gunboat, OF which We present an en-
craving. This engine of destruction. just
completed, launched and successfully test
al hy the Laird Brothers AZ Birkenhead,
Is 2UO feet long, with a beam Of % feet,
depth OF hold Is feet, and 40 tons dis
placement. She is huilt entirely Of steel,
stands well u OF water, and has good &C
c~ommodotIuns for the crew. beside,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
tor Sale.
TOR SALE CHEAP,
LIQUOR STORE.

l Offer Tor sale lay li4n.S store a. No loo
NArk.t StrccI, Wheeling, ". Va which 4, al
established bg~irsS- 81 twenty y-Ars SANDING
vii furnish pus"is Of AyrTage daily sAi5 VA!
either !eAsS 90 sell PROPERTY. sAiis.rt"SJ ra
NDns for selling gwen.
mr.dt A. a. HADLiCK.
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Ou f-- uEu gray terrace WHERE W haG parted
N--l N0r~. and pledge ana many 81 >i-l.
Where The sunlight ,leUE JHl the swallows iar.
ID.
Twas the gEu>t vta Cu-t>y. Silkcn. stately.
That she droPIZd - she Vs>yd and turned
from me
To the grand miiuo! >hv has welded lately.
The EuuJy, JyraUui'l. rich marquis
Bgf 7 >uIlrl Co myself iu yyuiC fashion.
Al watched ID, bloom on her V0Fcd cherE
G3g.
AUt the >ur 81 long forgotten pa>,iua
liaE .IttsrOl hex h,-'.'~ 90 gold tTuSsic
ara budapi.
Their s7r -.,.k> ul sails ou the glauylUE Scs.
Aud my bvSrt with an AP-t joy j. Eoo-4.i.
Though Folly d uSryivl, y not e. Inc.
~ L a.. 90 Lac.
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Wall Papers
-ANp-
BORDERS.
All Styles! Latest Designs
GALL AND SEE THEN, At
=
mGsGd No. Il3O MAIN STREET.

mTSGd No. U5O MAIN STREET.
THE STAgE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
l. Cuuuty. in the CirCBtt CoUrt Tor ohio county.
West Virginia Narch Rules l&5.
William \. Ci4ig. Samuel :. Craig. Matilda J.
Benedict. John P. Craig, and Elizabeth A.
Craig.
James craig, Christina FostyS. wife OF Donald
band. Donald 2. Craig, Alexander W. craig
and Henry u. Craig.
IN CHANCEEY.
The object Of this suit i 10 obtain partition
among those entitled thereto OF LOg Ne. = in
North Wheeling. and on the west SideO Main
StUS,t, in the city &c Wheeling. Of which james
cray. late Of ohio county. died SciLed.
Add itappeaTug fro1 an affidavit lied in this
earlSe SithcSe rules, that Ihe defendants, James
CuSiE, nOnSldF Craig. Alexander W. Craig. sud
HAIRY Craig are nOu-reSldSnS OF the state al
West Virginia, and they not having ben served
with prOCeS in this cause, IN the motion Of The
cOmplaiuautS. by their solicitor, this order q.
publication Is enterei-sE0iuSI them: and il Is
or1erCd that the said defendants JAMES Craig,
Donald +. Craig. Alexander W. Craig, and Henry
n. Craig. De required 10 appear within one
month amer the date Of the first publication OF
this order and do what Is necessary Ia protect
their interests Il is further ordered that this
ooaer he Published and posted IS required by
law.
AZ the Coat House Of said county, this eth day
Of March, lSs.
JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
Published the frt time the lsh day OF March,
lS-.
AtteS: JOHN W MITCHELL Clerk.
i'll. ROGERS, solicitor for Compartments
mrl0oawt
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CALLED MEETING.

~
There will be a union meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Association and the Womaa's Union
Benevolent Society. on Fnday, March Is, at 5 p.
IN, in the Y. NJ. c A PArlOrs. Members Of both
societies are urged 10 he present as bushes Of
| inheritance will BE- transacted. mTI-q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17
BANKS.

psHncrop
J. u. yIscE q Ho~kEHEHfB,
4 LLussLU, W. EIIis0H.s,
q 4 DnLYtAis. A. w.. KILT,
Joss FkIs.
Drsnz isced on Enkand. Ireiaad. soDAAoo
rr JbHs ,. JosEs. Csshsa.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting will be held this
Thursday evening, March 18th, ISL, at 80
O'Clock. JOS. SPIEDEL, Vice President.
HOWARD HAZLETT, Secretary. mrl7
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NOTICE TO BOARDERS.

Having leased the large and e~ommOdiOus
property on the southwest corner of Fourteenth
and Chapline streets, beginning April Is, l pro-
pose conducting afrSt class boarding house, ard
invite all who are in search of hoard 10 call on
me Immediately and select their rooms
MISS HlLLMAN,
mrl7a No. Il Fifteenth Street.
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i
Law LIbraT Of the Late R. G. Bar, Esq.,,

Will he sold At Public Auction, al the Court
I HGTsa OF ohio county, W. Va, on sAtuEcs!'
" J. C HERNEl,
oH AuctiOneer.
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aerr advertisements.
NEW
Building Association.

An DeTs,ns desiring stock in the New Building
.aarisfi0n can secure il by applying 81 the
- 81 the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
ooASr No IIG7 Main street, al any time during
pan! NJ IN mrl6s
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THE RArTI.EsNAKE.

ONO RIVER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-17

T1OR RENT - TWO ROOMS ON THIRD
h floor OF residence No. 81 Twelfth street. con
tanning all modern accommodations. Suitable
for offcSs or lodging rooms Enquire OF O'kASE
& DIVINE, Ills Main street Possession April i.
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TRUIT AND SHADE TREES, SMALL
II Fruits, Grape VINES and evergreenS for sale
| rhean Send orders by mail at once, or tele-
phone 70 OSCAR WRIGHT, Moundsville, W. Va.
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